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Fuel Price Shock – Much Worse to Come
If you think the current price of fuel and heating energy is shocking, just wait ’til you see it in two weeks’ time. In fact, don’t wait – go and fill up everything you can, right now!
Brexit triumph as UK GDP shows "unexpected" SURGE in 2022
According to the latest data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the UK economy grew a staggering 0.8 percent in January, far outpacing post-Brexit forecasts. Across the board, all the main sectors of the economy showed growth, but economists are warning of tougher times to come.
300 Illegal Migrants Arrive in the UK on Tuesday
Around 300 illegal migrants landed in Britain from France on Tuesday in the largest organised effort to cross illegally into Britain so far in 2022.
Woke rioter who attacked police officer is jailed for 5 years
A woman who was caught on camera attacking police officers and smashing the window of a police station in Bristol has been jailed for five-and-a-half years.
Flawed PCR tests: "Trust The Science"
It has been one of the most enduring Covid "conspiracy" theories: that the PCR tests used to diagnose the virus were picking up people who weren't actually infected.
Covid: Lancet study revises Britain's mortality
THE UK's death rate from coronavirus is much less than many other European nations when "a more comprehensive measure of the total impact" is factored in, according to new peer-reviewed research.
Pfizer vaccine side effects: At least 158,000 adverse events
Pfizer vaccine documents, which were reportedly obtained after doctors, professors and journalists filed a Freedom of Information Act request with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have opened up what many will find to be shocking revelation.
Police Chief Labelled ‘Transphobic’ Over Biological Male Rapist Comments
A Police and Crime Commissioner has been officially reprimanded after speaking out about transgender rapists.
Government to Burn £Billions of Unusable PPE
Boris' government is preparing to incinerate a considerable portion of the £8.7 billion of personal protective equipment (PPE) bought by the Department of Health and Social Care during the coronavirus pandemic that was found to be unsuitable for use, and in some cases not even meeting basic medical standards.